German Meaning of psychopath
Psychopath
Other German words related to Psychopath
- Irre
- Wahnsinniger
- Psycho
- abnormal
- Fehler
- Obstkuchen
- Loon
- verrückt
- Verrückter
- Mutter
- Spinner
- Nussknacker
- psychotisch
- Schizo
- Kranker
- Soziopath
- Spinner
- Verrückter
- Fall
- Charakter
- alter Knacker
- Riss
- Spinner
- Verrückter
- Kurbel
- verrückt
- abweichend
- exzentrisch
- fantastisch
- Flocke
- Spinner
- Koch
- Verrückte Frau
- manisch-depressiv
- Monomane
- Mythoman
- neurotisch
- zwanghaft
- zwanghaft
- Sonderling
- Original
- paranoid
- Patient
- psychoneurotisch
- schizoid
- Schizophrenie
- Schraube
- Krankenschein
- Sonderling
Nearest Words of psychopath
- psychonomics => Psychophysik
- psychoneurotic => psychoneurotisch
- psychoneurosis => Psychoneurose
- psychomotor epilepsy => Psychomotorische Epilepsie
- psychomotor development => Psychomotorik
- psychomotor => Psychomotorik
- psychometry => Psychometrie
- psychometrika => Psychometrie
- psychometrics => Psychometrie
- psychometric test => Psychometrischer Test
- psychopathic => _psychopathisch_
- psychopathic personality => psychopathische Persönlichkeit
- psychopathologic => psychopathologisch
- psychopathological => psychopathologisch
- psychopathology => Psychopathologie
- psychopathy => Psychopathie
- psychopharmacology => Psychopharmakologie
- psychophysicist => Psychophysiker
- psychophysics => Psychophysik
- psychophysiology => Psychophysiologie
Definitions and Meaning of psychopath in English
psychopath (n)
someone with a sociopathic personality; a person with an antisocial personality disorder (`psychopath' was once widely used but has now been superseded by `sociopath')
FAQs About the word psychopath
Psychopath
someone with a sociopathic personality; a person with an antisocial personality disorder (`psychopath' was once widely used but has now been superseded by `soci
Irre,Wahnsinniger,Psycho,abnormal,Fehler,Obstkuchen,Loon,verrückt,Verrückter,Mutter
No antonyms found.
psychonomics => Psychophysik, psychoneurotic => psychoneurotisch, psychoneurosis => Psychoneurose, psychomotor epilepsy => Psychomotorische Epilepsie, psychomotor development => Psychomotorik,
